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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-16
AMUSENIENTS.

AMUsF:NIENIS.
MEMPHIS THEATRR. US
Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY. Saturday,
December l5-l6-l7.
MoDJEsKA.
Thursday Evenins-As You LIKE 1T.
Friday Evening-CAMILLE.
Saturday Matinoc-MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Saturday Night-RoMEo AND JULIET.
Seats at Witzmaun & Co.'S Music Store.
EluGENE RoBlNsoN's MUSEUM
IL AND TWO THEATERS.
The Great Musical Maryels.
THE COWBOY PIANIST,
- TIE COWBOY PIANIST,
Whose Performances Delight and Astonish All
Assisted by
TIE COWGIRL C0RNETIST,
Champion OF the World
Marvellous Trained RATS aud MlCE-Si 600 Chal.
lenge 70 produce their equal. AMENT & MICH.
OLSON. the Famous American Sharpshooters
PkINCE WELLS, Champion Bicycle Rider Of tho
World. 4oOPound Eat BOY RUSSIAN Mill
Isl. Grand Troupe of NEW SPECIALITY STARS,
Etc. ADMISSION, TEN CENTS
-
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TAKEN uP.

SETTER BITCIf-oNE TfNE YOUNG gEn SIT
- ter bitch. with leather collar ou aud ring al
tachei, which the owner cnn haze by cnlling at No
Nv seventh arvgt and paying charges
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I OTs-WE OFFER TWENTY IlyE UGH AND
- beautiful lots dcslublo uoighhufhund within
one rIunr Of street car linc ut prizes thgi Wp cuf
ruicr ar very cheap Small cish Iuymrrt. month.
~ " desired. Young mon. married or single III
YOU hfn ANY goal this j. your rhnun' o. ri that
sbr' you have ifvn wanting ~ badly, rlrral
piic's 10 parties Of two o. mon.
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run LEAsE AND FIXTURES or THH WILL
known and popular M limo hotel iuanied ln
the business portion II The city uI Meridian ThIry
ngWll furnished rooms l.rsu umplc uulnH Win
cell Al a bargain " a utsh purchaser Apply 10
tliANlih liNilNE
Meridian Ma
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Bet Main aud Front MEMPHIS, TEN
Established IN isoQl
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or, r9A ,,I1, ArrfALo frlcL OclNn

DtANOs - Two HNAnrs AND ONF sfEiN.
l. way second hand vpol ~ new
b. MITyuNWg A fn
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GNGOON AND BoARDiSG Hur.E. WirifREs.
y ihuuni attached, IN lno locality.
Apply ~ ~ Main street
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ROOMs AND nOAItn.

PoARD-GooD DAY BOARD Ar siSoj PER
ID month 80 Union a.
DEsGAmLE ROOMS AND BOARD Ar72uAp-
- rOu stnVi.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21
A Gala Day for Logan.

On Thursday Wallace & Co.'s cir
Gus pitched their tents in Logan,
and gave two first-class entertain
ments to crowded canvas.
The programme was extensive
and was rendered in a manner that
reflects credit on the performers.
Among the most difficult feats was
Mr.. Joe Sanders, the flying sailor,
and Mr.. Frank Pirrung in his dane
ing barrel and table act. Dunbar
and Vernon, the aerial artists, in
their difficult feats cannot be ex-
celled. Mr.. Charles Ewers the
bareback equestrian, is one of the
best artists in the ring; while Mile
Mennette, the lady with the iron
jaws performed feats that in them
selves were we'll worth the price of
admission.
The performance was equal to
any given by the best show on the
road and far exceeded the expecta-
tions of the public, and we fell con-
vinced that they will meet with the
success they deserve, wherever
they 60.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21

Go to Geo. Heine for fresh meat
of all kinds.
-Sausages, pudding, and head
cheese, at Heine's.
Beef steak, veal, roast and NUT
ton at Geo. Heine's.
Butter and eggs bought and
sold at Andy Hollis grocery.
Full line of provisions, meat
flour, patatoes and vegetables at
Andy Hollis.
60 to Andy Holl at the Eas t
End grocery for coffees, sugars,
teas, spices, cigars and tobaccos.
-Hammocks, croquet, oil paint
ings, chromos, steel engravings a
large assortment and cheaper than
ever at Miller & Cases. 1850.
When you want machine oils,
linseed oil, white lead, turpentine,
castor oil, varnishes, ready mixed
paints, 60 to Miller & Cases drug
store. 1850.
--Andy Holl has purchased the
East End grocery from Geo. Hart
man, and will aim to keep up the
old-time reputation of the estab-
lishment for good goods, fair deal
ing, and lowest living prices.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21

Robert F. Price has been ap-
pointed Administrator of the estate
Of Judge James r. Groghan. The
selection Is good one. There Is
no other man who is as familiar
with Judge Groghan's business af-
fairs and property as Robert, who
has been intimately associated
with the Judge for several years.
Quite number of the books of the
Judges library have been loaned
out and not returned, and Mr..
Price desires all persons having
any of the Judges books, to return
they to him promptly, in order that
he can make up his Inventory and
Appraisement of the estate as re-
quired by law.
Mrs. Almira Wright, wife of
Judge Robert Wright, died We'd
nesday morning at her residence
from dropsy produced by valvular
disease of the heart. Her health
had been poorly, for the last two or
three years. She was born in Mad.
ison County, New York June 81,
1921, and was a sister of Emmet
Hamblin, deceased, who was we'll
known to the people of this county.
She with her husband and daught-
er, made profession Of faith and
united with the Presbyterian
Church at Logan, in 1877. Her
funeral took place Friday at 10
o'clock from the Presbyterian
Church, conducted by Rev. d. r.
Moore and attended by a large cir
Gle of mourning relatives and
sympathizing friends.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21
Notice..

The Superintendent of the In.
firmary and Matron of the Child
rens Home, are not permitted to
admit any one to, or discharge any
inmate from either institution
without the written consent of one
or more of the Directors.
BY order of the Board of Infirm-
ary Directors of Hooking County.
A. WRIGHT, Pres.
I. MATTHIAS, Clerk.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21
Married..

At the Office of j. M. Floyd ]. p.
on the 14th inst. VIM. j. Hart to
Mrs. Ellen Mcdonald all of Hook
ing Co.
By Rev. j. F. Williams, at his
residence on Orchard street, Logan,
o., May 10, Mr.. Vernon G. Dicken
and Miss Harriet Thompson.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21
Announcements.

We are authorized to announce
the following named persons as
candidates for the different offices
named, subject to the decision of
the Democratic Primary Election
for Hooking County, to be held
Saturday, June II, 1887.
Clerk of Court,
d. H. LAPPAN.
JACOB WEAVER.
w. F. BOWEN.
Sheriff,
JOHN GALLAGHER.
End Term.
Coroner,
GEO. G.. GAGE.
End Term.
Surveyor,
JAMES w. DAVIS.
Probate Judge,
w. r. ACKER.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL NEWS

Auditor Bowen was in Column
bus Tuesday.
Quite a number of people were
in the city Tuesday.
Miss Flo. Wilson, of Columbus,
spent Sunday in Logan.
The knights of st John hold
their fair on Tuesday next.
-Chas. Bauman, of Lancaster,
was here on business Tuesday.
Il. A. Culver, Esq. was in Col
umbus Wednesday on business.
Ned McManigal, of Columbus,
was among our visitors Monday.
Frank Baird, of Baird's Fur
mace, was in the city Saturday last.
-Milt Martin of Coonville, was
in town on Thursday to see the
show.
--Nels. Featherolf, of South Perry,
was among Logan visitors this
week.
Col. G. H. Rippey spent Sum
day with old acquaintances in
Logan.
The property Of Mrs. Harvey
Moore on Main street has been
curbed.
MIR. Lew Wagner and DR.. Irwin,
of South Perry, were in the city
Monday.
Miss Mary Miller, left for
Missouri on Thursday to spend the
summer.
III. X. Wright, of Washington
Tp, made our Office a pleasant call
Thursday.
The excursion boat Star, will
make a trip to Licking reservoir,
next week.
The School Board is putting
down well on the premises at the
School House.
The Misses Nickles, Voris and
Grear, of Lancaster spent Thurs
day in the city.
Tuesday should be holdiday,
and everybody attend the knights
of st. John Fair.
Emanuel Hufford, of Iowa, for
merly of Marion township, is visit
ing here this week.
-Dode Whitehurst, of Winches-
ter was business caller to the
city on Thursday.
Miss Matte ]. Rouse of Rock
House was visiting in Logan sew
eral days this week.
u. M. Preston and wife and P. M.
McGinnis and wife, of Nelsonville,
spent Sunday in Logan.
The drill at the gas we'll was
lost on Tuesday, but was soon recov-
cred and work resumed.
Geo. Brashares is having some
additional rooms built to his resid-
ence on East Hunter st.
The citizens of South Perry
want Special School district. See
notice in another column.
Amos Parker is beatifying his
residence by having veranda
placed on the north side.
Il. G. Williams, the popular
assessor Of Ward Tp., made this
Office call last Monday.
Daniel Brown, on Second st,
opposite the Jail, is erecting a two
story front to his residence.
Elk Governor Hoadly was in
the city few hours last Sunday,
stopping at the Depot House.
Misses Rose Foster and Stella
Jeffries, of Lancaster, were the
guests of Hattie Shotwell on Thurs.
day.
ED Kessler, Noah Schwarz and
ladies atteded grand ball in New
Lexington, on Wednesday evening
last.
-Harmison's & Co. is to the front
this week with an immense line OF
bargains. Read the new adver.
tisement.
Elmer Dawson and Andrew
Drum, Of Laurelville made pleas
ant call at the DEMOCRAT Office
Monday.
Thomas Jenkins is improving
his residence on East Main st. by
the addition of a second story and
slate roof.
Quite o crowd assembled al
the river bridge to witness the bap
tizing of the Free Methodist con
verts Sunday.
DIR. Mansfield, who has beer
confined to his room a week will
erysipelas in his face, is getting
around again.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21

lit 2Oc per- Yard
36in. Fine Wool Faced Cashmere,
in all shades, worth 25 to 3Oc.
At 22 7-2c per- Yard
S6in. Wool Serges, Checks and
Striped Dress Goods. Former
price % to 30c.
At 6 S-4c per Yard
One Case A Bleach Muslin, as
good as Lonsdale and Fruit of
the Loom.
At 65c per- Pair
100 pairs Ladies Opera Toe Slippers
usually sold at 81 aud $1.25.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21
Our Bargains for This Week !!
FRIDAY, MAY 9O9 1887
Coninu fol We shanO

At 3 7-2c per Yard
Another large invoice of Fancy
Figured Lawn, sold everywhere
at 8 and 81.
lit $1.95per Suit
Boys Short Pants Suits, plated
coat. Considered barg ain at 50
At 48c per Yard
20in. Heavy Black Gro Grain Silk,
this silk has no equal for 75c.
lit 8 1-3c per- Yard
25 pieces Gray Wool Serges, Plains
Lusters Dress Goods. These
goods are cheap at 15c,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21

cOntrlVanceS Tor securing painless
extraction of teeth. Call on the
Doctor and see 1t.
Herbert Johnston II years old
son of John Johnson of Washington
Tp., had his right thigh broken
Wednesday morning, while work
ing on a saw mill in Vinton Co.
DR.. Moore of. Mt. Pleasant, was
called and gave the necessary
surgical attendance.
We are authorized to state that
the Democracy will elect Senator
ial delegates on June II, 1887, in
each township and ward, on basis
of one delegate for every 100 votes
cast for the head of the ticket last
fall and one for each fraction of 80
or over.
Welcome Aplin, whoIwas hurt
at Carbon Hill about q week ago,
by log rolling over him while
working on saw mill died We'd
nesday evening from his injuries.
His remains were conveyed to his
fathers DIR. Aplin at New Ply
mouth and buried Thursday.
I'm the case Of Frank w. Ham,
ilton VS.. Dumah Haynes, in which
the plaintiff sued for damage to
character in the sum of $4,000, the
jury on Wednesday gave verdict
in favor Of the plaintiff for $4,000.
Riason and Bright were for plain
tiff, and Col. Weldy, Burgess and
Swinehart for the defendent.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21
Business Locals.

1. MATTHIAS, Clerk.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-21

lit 1c per- Pair
$50 pairs Misses White Gloves.
lit Sc Each
SO pairs Fancy Bordered Towels.
lit SC per Pair
90 doz. Misses Fancy Hoes.
lit g $40 per Yard
900 yards of the very best standard
Calico.
.At 6 3-4c per Yard
25 pieces Fancy Checked Gingham
fully equal to Lancaster and
Amoskeag.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-12-21
WINDOW SHADES AND CURTAIN
POLES.
PICTURE AND PICTURE FRAMES.
SADDLE AND
A BATCH OF NOTES

MOTE that a sharp advance has occurred in
~ Quinine. Having a large stock on hand
old prices will be maintained at the York Drug
Store.
NOTE ALSO, that we have just received a
large and elegant stock Of Hair, Nail and Tooth
Brushes.
NOTE LIKEWISE, that we have the best
Razor made-the Electric-each one warranted,
and further that we keep a splendid line of Ra-
Zor Strops, Lather Brushes and Shaving Soaps.
NOTE AGAIN, that Linseed Oil has gone up
outrageously, and being caught short on the
article we have been compelled to advance
prices.
NOTE, MOREOVER, that Physicians can
buy American Quinine and Chemical Compa-
ny's Cinchonidia, the best made, at 10 cents an
ounce, at the York Drug Store.
NOTE IN ADDITION, that our stock of
Drugs was never fuller or more complete, and
that we were never more kindly disposed to
sell them.
NOTE IN PASSING, that we sell all Of the
Paints, Colors, Varnishes, Brushes, etc., that
are sold from this town. Don't ask us why.
NOTE PARTICULARLY, if you owe us a
Note or Account and make a note Of it, and
when you next come to town, notice not to for
get to settle it.
NOTE IN CONCLUSION, that we are re-
failing more Tobacco than ''Carter had Oats"
and so cheap, that many persons not being dis
posed to make two bites of a cherry, q K a
box.
NOTE FINALLY, that we have a large
stock of late style window glass, such as lOx14,
1Oxl5, lOx16, 10x1S, 10x2O and also of old style
dimensions.
JOHN C. KUYKENDAL.
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AUCTION SALE.

r WILL sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at my residence, two miles from
HOWELL'S FERRY, on BROAD RIVER, on
TUESDAY, THE 9TH 1881,
all ofmyp personal property, consisting Of Corn,
Shucks, Fodder, Hay, Wheat, Oats. Cotton
Seed, Sweet Potatoes, Cattle, Hogs, 2 Wagons,
l Carriage, 2 Log-Chains, 4 Sets Harness, Hoes,
Shovels, Picks, Mattocks, l Cotton Planter and
all other kinds of Farming Tools, l set Black
smith Tools, 5 Bedsteads, 4 sets Chairs. l Sew
ing Machine, 2 Cupboards, Table Ware, 2
Clocks, Bureaus, Wash Stands and many other
articles of Household Furniture, besides Cook
ing Utensils of various kinds. Also, Show
Cases, 2pairs Scales, l Orguinette and other ar
ticles of Merchandise.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash on delivery for all
except the carriage, which will be sold on time.
Sale to commence promptly at 9 O'Clock A; M.
ANY of the aforementioned articles will be
sold at private sale before the day OF the auc-
ton. S. w.
December 81 81 1t
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A CARD.

TyHE firm of LINDSAY & MOORE will, by
mutual consent of partners, be dissolved
on JANUARY lst, 1883, and I take this oppor-
tunity of thanking my friends for the favors
shown said firm during its existence. AL.
though my connection with the business will
be entirely severed, yet my knowledge of Mr..
MOORE'S integrity, experience and capital is
such that I feel no hesitancy in asking my
feel assured that they will receive all the favors
and benefits ever accorded them by LINDSAY
& MOORE. 1t is my wish to transfer all my
good will in trade to w. B. MOORE & CO..
For myself I will say that I hope to come be-
fore the people of York county in several ways.
and nv office during 1888 will be j n the room Of
w. B. MOORE & CO., where I can always be
heard from on FIRE INSURANCE, BUILD
ING AND LOAN or any other business I may
have on hand.
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CLEAN YOUR FURNITURE.

MAY g. MAY have just received a large
stock of H. w. Johns celebrated wood stains
and Floor Paints. Fine Mahogany Stain. light
and black, Cherry Stain and Walnut. These
stains are known by housekeepers~ everywhere
as first class goods and are composed of pure
pigments, ground in gold size, and are put up
in small cans in paste form, to be thinned to a
liquid by mixing with turpentine. One pound
of this Paste will produce more than a quart
of strong liquid stain much superior to the
common liquid stain usually sold.
H. w. Johns Floor Paint is the best paint on
the market for what it is recommended.
One can Of hard oil finish will produce Il
magic effect on a faded wardrobe, bureau or
washstand. If you want to make your home
cheerful, get a can and try it.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-12-21
GENTLEMEN.

VXTHEN you bought Buggies, Wagons and
w Guano from me, you set your W TIME
TO PAY, and gave your notes and mortgages
accordingly. When you had your repairing
lone it was charged without a murmur. When
I sold you goods and did your repairing, I ex-
when due; but I find I have still a large lot Of
Notes and Accounts on hand WHICH MUST
BE SETTLED AT ONCE. A word to the
wise is sufficient. SO come along gentlemen
and settle and save trouble to all of us.
Very respectfully, NJ. G. WILLIS.
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COLOGNES,,

Fine Extracts, Toilet Waters, Pomades, Hair
Oils, and a good supply of Magnolia Balm,
Bloom Of Youth, Charm Of Beauty and various
other fine preparations for the face. Fine
Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Combs and
Brushes, Tooth Picks, Pocket Books, and all
kinds of Fancy Goods for ladies and gentle
men.
Ladies, should you desire to make your
gentlemen friends a nice, appropriate and
lasting Christmas Gift, go to MAY & MAYS
and get a genuine, acknowledge Wade Il
Butcher Razor, and a nice Atomizer filled
with their choicest cologne.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-12-21
Small Articles in Stock.

MAY MAY have neither time or space to
make an itemized list of their goods,Sn0r do
they desire to do so. What would be tfeaise Of
them taking up their space in the ENQU1-
RER week after week by announcing that they
had just received a lot of Staple Drugs and
Chemicals. when these articles are as staple
as hog meat, and are kept by every druggist in
the land. Our object is to call the attention of
our Customers to such specially goods as we
think cannot be found elsewhere on this mar
ket, and we simplymake our story shortly say
ing that we have everything in our line except
specialties kept by our most worthy competit-
ors. So friends, when you are in our part of
town give us a call.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-12-21
"AH, There" SOAP.

If"Ah, There" Soap is not the most popular
soap on the market, how could we have sold
1872 cakes in two weeks The proposition is a
very plain one. We are sorry that our last
order for the above soap has not yet been re-
ceived, and consequently are out, but with the
kind indulgence Of our patrons for a few days
we hope to be able to supply the trade again
and introduce many other kinds.
Respectfully, MAY u MAY.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-12-21
DIAMOND DYES OF ALL C0LORS

Just arrived, together with the following well
known preparations Shakers Extract, Moss
Pills, Iodia, Bromidia, Boschee's German Syr-
up, Taylor's Sweet Gum and Mullen, Bulls
Cough Syrup, Shiloh's Consumption Cure,
Honey of Tar, Juniper Tar, Jackson's Magic
Phillips Cocoa, Beef Peptonoids, Carnick's
Soluable Food for Infants, Malt Extract, Beef
extracts, Cod Liver Oil, with all kinds of Hy-
pophosphites. We have a fresh supply of
"Mother's Friend" one of the greatest com
forts and blessings to suffering women
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Second Hand Gin.
PARISH & KENNEDY.
HOGS FOR SALE.

HOGS FUR SALE.
L AIDES, Gentlemen and Children THE
PRINCE FRUIT STORE in town earn
estly invites you to come to it for the fresh
est, best and most beautiful fruits ever brought
to this market, and in the Candy line it claims
to be both King and Queen with the best and
most beautiful Candies made by man for all
mankind.
FANCY GROCERIES.
Fancy Groceries of every description. Come
and call for anything you need. or may think
you want, and you shall have it for the smallest
piece of money you have if it is not worth
more.
HEAVY GROCERIES.
Heavy Groceries, the Prince watches like a
hawk, and often finds them rising with eagles
wings to soar higher and higher, but he shoots
the feathers out of their wings with a long
gun that he uses in buying, which lets them
down whether they wish to come or not.
MIR. I. ID. WITHERSPOON. Jr.
Is with us and will be glad to have his friends
call on him when in need of Groceries, Stone
ware, Tinware, &c.
PARISH & KENNEDY.
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George Washington,

1t is said, never told a lie. Most people Will
sometimes speak truth and sometimes fiction.
When any onespeaks well ofCH1PMAN'sL LIVER
PILLS, you may know they speak only the
truth,as they are really the best remedy for
Malaria, Constipation, Sick-Headache, Dlzzl-
ness, etc. Prompt and efficient in their action.
Sold by LOWRY & STARR, Yorkville.
January % 4 1y
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YORK COUNTY BONDS.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
Y%oRKv1LLE, S. c., December 20, 1887.
NOTICE is hereby given to the holders Of
~ Bonds issued by York county in aid OF
THE CHESTER AND LENOIR NARROW
ed respectively as follows:
34s, sis, 4sl, 525, Isl, 142, sO7, "a, $40, $50. SAG,
66l'' 742, III, 50, sos, 229, $50, 439, $50, 1868, 666,
3Os, 1919, 225, 222, SOL, 257, l40, 335, 7ls, 76s, $50,
22s, lOs,, 743, $50, 154, 1873, 1872, 405. 200, 976, 10Y,
S3l, 429, GA, 1872, 675, 1917. will be paid upon
their presentation to the Board of County Com
missioners, at YORK COURT HOUSE, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF JANU-
AIRY, 1888, with the accrued interest up to that
time, and that after said date, the said Bonds,
numbered as above, will cease to draw interest.
By order of the Board.
JAMES B. ALLISON, Clerk.
noooubor 81 81 st
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AMAY 81 MAY.@
n DRUGGISTS. u
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

OUR stock of Christmas presents is large
Holiday Season, and at prices to suit the times.
MAY & MAY have Toilet Cologne Boxes
which are very neat and appropriate presents
for gentlemen to make to their lady friends.
MAY & MAY have elegant Collar and Cuff
I Roa appr reieb @ap PRESENTS serf aP fpr either anu a re n1He-
man or lady.
MAY e. MAY have several highly finished
Plush Dressing Cases, which are exquisitely
beautiful and make lovely Wedding or Christ
mas presents. These Cases contain a hair
brush and comb, a nail brush, a pair of nail
scissors, a handsome Frenchplate glass mirror,
and several other articles necessary to an aris-
tocratic toilet.